Click here for Part 1: White Dishes
Part 2: More White Dishes
I love white dishes - especially old antique dinnerware and serveware.
I don't want to pay for such treasures so I cheat and make my own.
The local thrift store always has stoneware goods for good deals.
These cute pitchers were .50 to $2.00 a piece.
More good stuff.
The make-over assembly line.
A coat of primer and white spray paint does the job well.
Oh, they are lovely!
More lovelies.
This is above the kids' lockers in our lanudry/mud room.
I make do with what I have.
I love it!
Tweet tweet.
Oh, these canisters have seen better days.
Time for a change...
Beautiful!
Above the lockers on the other side of the mud room.
Kitchen cabinet turned into a dinnerware hutch.
FYI:
Not all my dinnerware is spray painted.
It is not a good idea to actually use spray painted dinnerware due to paint toxins.
It's just for pretty looks - and ain't it pretty?
Click 'Home' and take a peek at my other creations.
Linking up to:
Power of Paint Wed. @ Domestically Speaking
Look at Me Friday @ Fun to Craft
Saturday Nite Special @ Funky Junk
What a fantastic idea!! I was even thinking.. if you didn't want them all perfectly matching in color.. you could use different shades of white! LOVELY!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Apparently white spray painting is the thing to do this week! Love it!
ReplyDeleteYou can't even tell that they are painted. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteAmazing before and afters! The details sure pop with the simplicity of white.
ReplyDeleteHere from Funky Junk :)
What a lovely collection! You are so right, don't bypass those amazing pitchers and such just beause they aren't white. JUST DO IT. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking this up to SNS!
FJ Donna
It's amazing what a little paint would do - These look fabulous and your collection is stunning! Would love for you to stop by the Sunday Showcase Party if you get a chance. Hope you are enjoying your weekend! Love the added touch of blue! Great job!
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how crisp and clean they all look white. I love it. What a transformation! Thanks for sharing at 'Look at me, I'm SO Crafty!' at Fun to Craft.
ReplyDeleteWow! These look incredible. Such a simple idea but I know I never would have thought of it.
ReplyDelete*off to hunt for stuff to spray paint*
I saw your idea and absolutely love it! I am new to the blog world and would love to link to your page if you don't mind.
ReplyDeleteYou are more then welcome - thanks Erin.
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